"It is ultimately the forensic facts and not the false narratives that prevail in an ethical court of law."

So said Ron Martinelli, a forensic criminologist and expert in forensic investigations and police practices.
Debra Heine reports in PJ Media,

A federal judge ruled Friday to allow key parts of a lawsuit against Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby to proceed. The lawsuit was brought by five of the six police officers charged in the death of Freddie Gray.


Mosby is now learning the hard way what happens to a prosecutor who embraces a false narrative over the facts and forensic evidence.

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NBC's Brian Willaims gets caught in a huge lie

Ace of Spades is all over the lies NBC anchor Brian Williams has told about being shot down in Iraq. Read it all here.

Glenn Reynolds writes:

The theory of the “anchorman” is supposed to be that while you can’t know what’s behind all the stories you see on the news, you trust them because you trust the person who delivers them. When you are a busted, repeat, self-glorifying, stolen-valor liar like Brian Williams, well, it’s a test of that theory. Will NBC keep him on? Bear in mind that his geriatric audience is likely to have stronger feelings about this sort of lie than the 20- and 30-somethings who are writing about it tonight in industry blogs.

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